My Extraordinary Wife

The first item on auction that night was a porcelain figurine of Harvey’s that was crafted during one of the dynasties of old.

As a result, it was considered a priceless antique that many of the industrial tycoons present clamored among themselves.

In the end, someone won the bid for it at five million.

The next item on the block was a diamond necklace which was sold just as quickly.

When it came to a porcelain vase that was popular with the crowd, Mavis won the bid at six million. She had always been a fan of intricate porcelain ware.

Meanwhile, when Christian snuck a glance at Spencer, he realized that no matter what he and his wife did, they would fail to capture the latter’s attention.

Spencer was focused on the stage most of the time.

Ashlyn—in spite of her boredom—was obliged to buy a random antique in support of the disaster recovery efforts.

With the passage of time, the items were auctioned off one by one.

Just when Ashlyn began to feel drowsy, an old book written by a famous poet of old was put on the block, capturing her attention.

interested in collecting

didn’t

bid for the book starts at five hundred thousand,” Hera

sooner had she spoken than Ashlyn raised her paddle. “One

shocked looks from everyone present. From their

by five hundred thousand? What’s wrong with

worth a lot of money?” Lucas furrowed

business magnates present who previously showed no interest in the book were suddenly intrigued by

this is a treasure, it has to

the supposedly

Ashlyn to grit her

with these people? Why are they fighting

paddle down. “D*mn

you no longer want the book? Or is it because Mr. Nolan doesn’t want to buy

was clear—Lucas’ just

he would’ve bid for it, especially when it

her brows, Ashlyn didn’t

her level will only